DESIGN: COVERED STORAGE
Record of Changes - 4_442_010002
FOREWORD - 4_442_010003
CONTENTS - 4_442_010004
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION - 4_442_010005
APPENDIX A. MIL-HDBK 1032/2 COVERED STORAGE
MILITARY HANDBOOK COVERED STORAGE
FOREWORD - 4_442_010011
STORAGE CRITERIA MANUALS
CONTENTS - 4_442_010013
CONTENTS-continued - 4_442_010014
CONTENTS-continued - 4_442_010015
CONTENTS-continued - 4_442_010016
CONTENTS-continued - 4_442_010017
CONTENTS-continued - 4_442_010018
CONTENTS-continued - 4_442_010019
CONTENTS-continued - 4_442_010020
APPENDICES - 4_442_010021
FIGURES - 4_442_010022
FIGURES-continued - 4_442_010023
TABLES - 4_442_010024
Section 1: CRITERIA FOR COVERED STORAGE BUILDINGS
Classification of Facility Groups
Storage Categories Not Addressed in This Handbook
Ammunition Storage (Code 420)
Section 2: PLANNING FACTORS
Grading and Drainage
Procedures - 4_442_010032
Figure 1. System Selection Flowchart
Materials Handling Equipment
System Considerations
Table 1. Administrative and Supervisory Offices and Support Area Space Requirements
Receiving Office
Figure 2. Typical Receiving Office (Functional Dimensions)
Figure 3. Typical Shipping Office (Functional Dimensions)
System Costs
Recurring Costs
Figure 4. Facility Design Process Flowchart
Computer Design Aids
Section 3: BUILDING REQUIREMENTS
Table 2. Special Requirements for Covered Storage Buildings
Table 2. Special Requirements for Covered Storage Buildings-continued
Figure 5. Building Elevation Parameters
Building Spacing
Figure 6. Truck Apron Criteria (Functional Dimensions)
Figure 7. Building Protection Devices
Table 3. Truck and Rail Vehicle and Dock Heights
Figure 8. Truck Dock Configurations
Figure 9. Typical Truck Dock (Section)
Figure 10. Typical Truck Dock (Plan)
Figure 11. Truck Apron Section
Figure 12. Door Size Characteristics
Rail Docks
Figure 13. Rail Car Characteristics
Table 4. Docl Leveler Life (Years) Based on Impact Loading
Figure 14. Truck Dock Weather Seals
Construction - 4_442_010061
Figure 15. Truck Dock Canopy
Figure 16. Trailer Restraint System
Roof
Figure 17. Exterior Wall Detail
Interior Finishes - 4_442_010066
Floors - 4_442_010067
Figure 18. Floor Loading Nomograph
Superflat Floors
Fire Protection - 4_442_010070
Separation Distance
Figure 19. Standard Navy In-Rack Sprinkler Arrangement
Figure 20. Standard Navy Face and Longitudinal Flue Sprinkler Mounting
Figure 21. Standard Navy Flam/Haz Flue Sprinkler System
Hose Connections
Battery Charging and Handling Operations
Figure 22. Battery Charging Area (Open Locations)
Figure 23. Battery Charging Area (One-Entrance Room)
Figure 24. Typical Battery Chargeer Installation
Pallet Racks
Figure 25. Pallet Rack Terminology
Figure 26. Navy/DOD Pallet Arrangement
Figure 27. Standard Pallet Rack Elevation
Figure 28. Pallet Rack Fire Protection Terminology
Figure 29. Pickup and Delivery (P&D) Stations
Figure 30. Typical Rail Guidance System
Figure 31. Typical Wire Guidance System
Table 5. Building Bay Size Comparison
Universal Bay Size
Figure 32. Building Column Spacing Parameters
Table 6. Required Clear Building Heights
Alarm Systems - 4_442_010092
Figure 33. Typical Safety Markings
Seismic Design - 4_442_010094
Heating Plant
Table 7. Lighting Standards for Federal Supply Service Distribution Facilities
Lighting Fixtures
Section 4: FLAMMABLE/HAZARDOUS MATERIALS WAREHOUSE
Hazardous Materials Storage Facilities
Segregation of Materials
Building Layout
Figure 34. Flammable/Hazardous Materials Storage Segregation Layouts
Construction - 4_442_010103
Table 8. General Requirements for Hazardous Materials Storage Facilities
Spill Containment and Control
Figure 35. Spill Capture/Containment System
Figure 36. Electronic Guide Wire Crossing
Automatic Fire Suppression Systems
Section 5: HEAVY MATERIALS WAREHOUSE
Section 6: COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Exterior Finishes
Sealants, Fasteners, and Adhesives
Electrical Requirements - 4_442_010113
Table 9. Pallet Storage Quantities for Cold Storage Warehouses
Storage Height
Section 7: SHED STORAGE
Storage Areas
Security - 4_442_010118
Drainage/Containment
Section 8: CONTROLLED HUMIDITY WAREHOUSING
Conversion of Existing Structures to Dehumidified Storage
Section 9: MODERNIZATION OF EXISTING GENERAL WAREHOUSE BUILDINGS
Plumbing Requirements
APPENDIX A. ILLUSTRATIONS OF TYPICAL COLD STORAGE CONSTRUCTION AND INSULATION
Figure A-1. Cold Room Insulation Detail 1
Figure A-2. Cold Room insulation Detail 2
Figure A-3. Cold Room Insulation Detail 3
Figure A-4. Cold Room Insulation Detail 4
Figure A-5. Cold Room Insulation Detail 5
Illustration - 4_442_010130
Figure A-7. Cold Room Insulation Detail 7
Figure A-8. Enlarge Cold Room Insulation Detail
Figure A-9. Cold Room Insulation Detail 8
Figure A-10. Cold Room Insulation Detail 9
Figure A-11. Cold Room Insulation Detail 10
Figure A-12. Precast Concrete Single Tee Construction
Figure A-13. Typical Underfloor Air Duct Heat System for Slab On Ground Freezers
Figure A-14. Typical Underfloor Air Duct Heat System
Figure A-15. Underfloor Air Duct Heat System Thru Wall Detail
Figure A-16. Underfloor Warming System Detail
Figure A-17. Typical Electric-Resistance Heating System For Slab On Ground Freezers
Figure A-18. Typical Ground Temperature Indicator Installation
Figure A-19. Typical Cold Storage Door With Air Curtain
Figure A-20. Typical Air Curtain Detail At Door Head
Figure A-21. Typical Suspended Ceiling Panel/Wall Panel Construction
Figure A-22. Typical Suspended Ceiling Panel/Wall Panel Construction - 2
Figure A-23. Typical Wall Curb
Figure A-24. Typical Vinyl Moldings For Use On Interior Wall Finishes
Figure A-25. Typical Fastener Detail And Vapor Barrier Penetration At Masonry Wall/Roof Juncture
Figure A-26. Typical Cooler Floor Insulation
Figure A-27. Typical Freezer Floor Insulation
Figure A-28. Typical Exterior Wall Panel/Roof Panel Construction
Figure A-29. Typical Wall Panel Construction - 1
Figure A-30. Typical Wall Panel Construction - 2
Figure A-31. Typical Pre-Fabricated Insulated Building
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INSTRUCTIONS - 4_442_010166
STANDARDIZATION DOCUMENT IMPROVEMENT PROPOSAL - 4_442_010167
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Record of Changes - 4_442_010002
FOREWORD - 4_442_010003
CONTENTS - 4_442_010004
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION - 4_442_010005
APPENDIX A. MIL-HDBK 1032/2 COVERED STORAGE
MILITARY HANDBOOK COVERED STORAGE
FOREWORD - 4_442_010011
STORAGE CRITERIA MANUALS
CONTENTS - 4_442_010013
CONTENTS-continued - 4_442_010014
CONTENTS-continued - 4_442_010015
CONTENTS-continued - 4_442_010016
CONTENTS-continued - 4_442_010017
CONTENTS-continued - 4_442_010018
CONTENTS-continued - 4_442_010019
CONTENTS-continued - 4_442_010020
APPENDICES - 4_442_010021
FIGURES - 4_442_010022
FIGURES-continued - 4_442_010023
TABLES - 4_442_010024
Section 1: CRITERIA FOR COVERED STORAGE BUILDINGS
Classification of Facility Groups
Storage Categories Not Addressed in This Handbook
Ammunition Storage (Code 420)
Section 2: PLANNING FACTORS
Grading and Drainage
Procedures - 4_442_010032
Figure 1. System Selection Flowchart
Materials Handling Equipment
System Considerations
Table 1. Administrative and Supervisory Offices and Support Area Space Requirements
Receiving Office
Figure 2. Typical Receiving Office (Functional Dimensions)
Figure 3. Typical Shipping Office (Functional Dimensions)
System Costs
Recurring Costs
Figure 4. Facility Design Process Flowchart
Computer Design Aids
Section 3: BUILDING REQUIREMENTS
Table 2. Special Requirements for Covered Storage Buildings
Table 2. Special Requirements for Covered Storage Buildings-continued
Figure 5. Building Elevation Parameters
Building Spacing
Figure 6. Truck Apron Criteria (Functional Dimensions)
Figure 7. Building Protection Devices
Table 3. Truck and Rail Vehicle and Dock Heights
Figure 8. Truck Dock Configurations
Figure 9. Typical Truck Dock (Section)
Figure 10. Typical Truck Dock (Plan)
Figure 11. Truck Apron Section
Figure 12. Door Size Characteristics
Rail Docks
Figure 13. Rail Car Characteristics
Table 4. Docl Leveler Life (Years) Based on Impact Loading
Figure 14. Truck Dock Weather Seals
Construction - 4_442_010061
Figure 15. Truck Dock Canopy
Figure 16. Trailer Restraint System
Roof
Figure 17. Exterior Wall Detail
Interior Finishes - 4_442_010066
Floors - 4_442_010067
Figure 18. Floor Loading Nomograph
Superflat Floors
Fire Protection - 4_442_010070
Separation Distance
Figure 19. Standard Navy In-Rack Sprinkler Arrangement
Figure 20. Standard Navy Face and Longitudinal Flue Sprinkler Mounting
Figure 21. Standard Navy Flam/Haz Flue Sprinkler System
Hose Connections
Battery Charging and Handling Operations
Figure 22. Battery Charging Area (Open Locations)
Figure 23. Battery Charging Area (One-Entrance Room)
Figure 24. Typical Battery Chargeer Installation
Pallet Racks
Figure 25. Pallet Rack Terminology
Figure 26. Navy/DOD Pallet Arrangement
Figure 27. Standard Pallet Rack Elevation
Figure 28. Pallet Rack Fire Protection Terminology
Figure 29. Pickup and Delivery (P&D) Stations
Figure 30. Typical Rail Guidance System
Figure 31. Typical Wire Guidance System
Table 5. Building Bay Size Comparison
Universal Bay Size
Figure 32. Building Column Spacing Parameters
Table 6. Required Clear Building Heights
Alarm Systems - 4_442_010092
Figure 33. Typical Safety Markings
Seismic Design - 4_442_010094
Heating Plant
Table 7. Lighting Standards for Federal Supply Service Distribution Facilities
Lighting Fixtures
Section 4: FLAMMABLE/HAZARDOUS MATERIALS WAREHOUSE
Hazardous Materials Storage Facilities
Segregation of Materials
Building Layout
Figure 34. Flammable/Hazardous Materials Storage Segregation Layouts
Construction - 4_442_010103
Table 8. General Requirements for Hazardous Materials Storage Facilities
Spill Containment and Control
Figure 35. Spill Capture/Containment System
Figure 36. Electronic Guide Wire Crossing
Automatic Fire Suppression Systems
Section 5: HEAVY MATERIALS WAREHOUSE
Section 6: COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Exterior Finishes
Sealants, Fasteners, and Adhesives
Electrical Requirements - 4_442_010113
Table 9. Pallet Storage Quantities for Cold Storage Warehouses
Storage Height
Section 7: SHED STORAGE
Storage Areas
Security - 4_442_010118
Drainage/Containment
Section 8: CONTROLLED HUMIDITY WAREHOUSING
Conversion of Existing Structures to Dehumidified Storage
Section 9: MODERNIZATION OF EXISTING GENERAL WAREHOUSE BUILDINGS
Plumbing Requirements
APPENDIX A. ILLUSTRATIONS OF TYPICAL COLD STORAGE CONSTRUCTION AND INSULATION
Figure A-1. Cold Room Insulation Detail 1
Figure A-2. Cold Room insulation Detail 2
Figure A-3. Cold Room Insulation Detail 3
Figure A-4. Cold Room Insulation Detail 4
Figure A-5. Cold Room Insulation Detail 5
Illustration - 4_442_010130
Figure A-7. Cold Room Insulation Detail 7
Figure A-8. Enlarge Cold Room Insulation Detail
Figure A-9. Cold Room Insulation Detail 8
Figure A-10. Cold Room Insulation Detail 9
Figure A-11. Cold Room Insulation Detail 10
Figure A-12. Precast Concrete Single Tee Construction
Figure A-13. Typical Underfloor Air Duct Heat System for Slab On Ground Freezers
Figure A-14. Typical Underfloor Air Duct Heat System
Figure A-15. Underfloor Air Duct Heat System Thru Wall Detail
Figure A-16. Underfloor Warming System Detail
Figure A-17. Typical Electric-Resistance Heating System For Slab On Ground Freezers
Figure A-18. Typical Ground Temperature Indicator Installation
Figure A-19. Typical Cold Storage Door With Air Curtain
Figure A-20. Typical Air Curtain Detail At Door Head
Figure A-21. Typical Suspended Ceiling Panel/Wall Panel Construction
Figure A-22. Typical Suspended Ceiling Panel/Wall Panel Construction - 2
Figure A-23. Typical Wall Curb
Figure A-24. Typical Vinyl Moldings For Use On Interior Wall Finishes
Figure A-25. Typical Fastener Detail And Vapor Barrier Penetration At Masonry Wall/Roof Juncture
Figure A-26. Typical Cooler Floor Insulation
Figure A-27. Typical Freezer Floor Insulation
Figure A-28. Typical Exterior Wall Panel/Roof Panel Construction
Figure A-29. Typical Wall Panel Construction - 1
Figure A-30. Typical Wall Panel Construction - 2
Figure A-31. Typical Pre-Fabricated Insulated Building
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INSTRUCTIONS - 4_442_010162
STANDASRDIZATION DOCUMENT IMPROVEMENT PROPOSAL
Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) Publications
INSTRUCTIONS - 4_442_010166
STANDARDIZATION DOCUMENT IMPROVEMENT PROPOSAL - 4_442_010167
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